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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1955

Page

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Oil finds offset dry holes in Cheyenne County wells

Oil activity in Cheyenne County yields two new producers Ohio Oil and Ginther Warren Ginther. Spearow No 2 near Sidney shows 4050 feet oil from 4492 to 4501 feet while total depth reaches 4670 feet. Dorman No 20 northwest of Sidney reports 1650 feet gas cut oil from 4728 to 4741 feet. Several other wells abandoned or plugged with mixed shows and water in Aude No 1 and Sachs No 4. New wildcats listed across Kimball and Dawes counties with multiple operators reporting targets and fields.

Cheyenne County Ohio Oil Ginther-Warren- Ginther Ohio Sidney Dorman Ginther-Warren-Ginther Dorman No. 20 GWG North Lodgepole Argo Oil Co Western Prairie Oil Co A. R. Tremain Sachs Field Dalton Watkins Oil Reed No. 1 Davis Oil Potter Aude Telegraph Tom Potter Loester Dawes County Wildcat True Oil Co Kimball County Torgeson Transcontinent Oil Co Box Butte County Chandler-Musgrove, Inc Durland Trust Kimball Superior Oil Co Olsen Morrill County Olsen Field S. D. Johnson Cizek Cyclone Drilling Co Klemke Lowell J. Williamson Lovercheck-Morgan Banner County Downer Field Shell Oil Co Travis Travis Field

Great Western To Mail Sugar Beet Checks Saturday

The Great Western Sugar Company will pay sugar beet growers 21 706 600 as the first 1955 crop payment. Checks go out Nov 19 from 18 company factories across Colorado Nebraska Wyoming and Montana. Average per ton figures vary by district from 9.12 in Colorado and Wheatland Wyoming to 10.15 in Billings Montana district and 10 in Lovell Wyoming.

Denver Great Western Sugar Company Frank A. Kemp Colorado Nebraska Wyoming Montana Wheatland Wyo Billings Mont Lovell

Modern Design Highway Opens West of Potter

Nebraska’s Highway 30 opens a 15 mile bypass from Cheyenne County end to Kimball, built at about 900000 dollars. The limited access road is designed for future four lanes with room nearby for expansion. State engineer Tom Middleswart warns drivers to expect high speed with long sight lines and notes Missouri Valley finishing touches remain.

Sidney Kimball State Highway Department Cheyenne Nebraska Tom Middleswart Bridgeport Middleswart State Missouri Valley

Crash Bruises Sidney Driver At Highway Junction

Mrs. Roy Deitrick of Sidney, 54, suffered bruises and shock when her car rear ended George Bartell’s vehicle at the Highways 30 and 19 junction east of Sidney. Both cars $400 damage. Deitrick treated and released from Memorial Hospital. Also, fourteen hogs died when a double deck truck carrying 149 head tipped on Highway 30 west of Potter.

Roy Deitrick Sidney George Bartell Ft. Morgan Colo Deitrick Memorial Hospital Cheyenne County Potter Donald Counter Hebron Idaho

New Southside Texaco Opens on City Route 19

The first service station in southside Sidney named Hugh's Texaco opens this week at 11th and Pasadena Place, Country Club Heights. Owner Hugh Paris and manager Francis Siemers lead the operation with a grand opening planned for Saturday and an announcement to come in The Telegraph.

Southside Sidney Hugh’s Texaco Country Club Heights Pasadena Place Hugh Paris Francis Siemers Telegraph

Pippitt Wins Ninth Weekly Telegraph Grid Contest

Loyal Pippitt, winning with four misses in 20 games, tops the Telegraph Football contest for the ninth week. Kenneth Johnson tied in winners but misplayed the tie-breaker. Final year prize of 50 dollars awaits the best entry postmarked or received by Friday.

Loyal Pippitt Circle of Télegraph Kenneth Johnson SOD Pippitt LSU Mississippi State Browns Harvard Kansas State Missouri Dartmouth Cornell Princeton Yale Kansas Oklahoma A & M Utah Colorado A & M E.M. Clatterbuck Potter J. H. Abbott Jack Englert George Higgins Leo Zwickl Tom Kokjer Bob Fehringer Peetz Colo Ogden The Telegraph Telegraph Office

Local man Crosby arrested on parole warrant and bad checks

Gerald Crosby of Scottsbluff was arrested on Sidney's west edge by Deputy Sheriff Kermit Brumbaugh. He was fined for drunken driving, jailed for nonpayment, later found wanted for parole violation in Indiana and accused of writing a $14.64 bad check. He pleaded guilty to a no fund charge and was bound over to district court on a $250 bond.

Gerald Crosby Scottsbluff Sidney Cheyenne County Kermit Brumbaugh Crosby Indiana

Land rentals for state school land eyed for reduction

The State Board of Educational Lands and Funds considered cutting rentals on state school land in Cheyenne County and 13 other counties after a summer reappraisal. A public hearing reviewed a proposed irrigation rule allowing five years of grace before rent increases after installation, reflecting lower land values and irrigation investments.

Cheyenne State Board of Educational Lands and Funds Sioux Scotts Bluff Banner Morrill Garden Devel Arthur McPherson Logan Keith Lincoln Perkins Dundy State Board Panhandle

Fuller Named Kiwanis Head

Fuller was elected president of the Sidney Kiwanis Club at its regular meeting Wednesday in the Yendis. New officers include J. B Baker, Ernest Knackstedt, Don Newberg, James Banks, Virgil Knackstedt, George Fleming and Chink James on the board. A venison dinner was served. Ernest Knackstedt provided the venison. Rudy Munderloh, Lions Club president, spoke on Popcorn John Day. Don Newberg announced strong early interest in the Stars of Tomorrow show set for Thursday, Dec. 8 at the Junior High Auditorium and noted committees are functioning well.

Murrey Fuller Sidney Kiwanis Club Yendis J. B Baker Ernest Knackstedt Don Newberg James Banks Virgil Knackstedt George Fleming Chink” James Rudy Munderloh Lions Club John Day Stars of Tomorrow

West Side Cafe Set for Wednesday Grand Opening

The West Side Cafe formerly Barney's Cafe will open on West Illinois this Wednesday under the management of Mrs. Dorothy Meyer and Anna Suhr. Free coffee and donuts will greet customers and the 24 hour service policy will be kept with French fries included with all sandwich orders.

West Side West Illinois Barney’s Cafe Dorothy Meyer Anna Suhr

Weekend Moisture Cheering To Region's Wheat Producers

Weekend moisture boosts optimism for Nebraska Panhandle farmers as Faye Martens is elected president of the Nebraska Future Teachers of America at Lincoln during the first annual convention with 75 delegates from four college chapters and eight institutions. In Rushville Harold Storek 35 died when his concrete truck plunged and crushed him. the truck burned after a tire blew out on Highway 20 four miles west of Gordon. Great Western Sugar Co Bayard factory district harvest nears end with average yield 14.34 tons per acre and sugar content rising from 15.4 to 16.92 percent by October 29 amid favorable fall weather.

Chappell Faye Martens Nebraska Future Teachers of America Lincoln FTA Wesleyan University Rushville Harold Storek Storek Highway 20 Gordon Sheridan County L. E. Mitchell United Materials. Co., of Bayard Great Western Sugar Co L. H. Henderson Henderson

Wheat Growers Meet in Chappell and County Weather Notes

Deuel County wheat growers convene at 9 30 a m in Chappell Legion Hall for the annual meeting with officers elected and a report on the wheat commission. Luncheon sponsored by Dayton Dorn Elevator Big Springs Co op Farmers Elevator and Lexington Mill and Elevator. In Ogallala Bill Orwig Nebr as athletic director to speak at the football banquet. Chadron considers 65 000 plan for water department improvements. Cheyenne County reports widespread rain and snow with Sidney 073 inches Dalton 1114 inches and overall favorable wheat conditions now in excellent shape. Cold air and warm Gulf air cause fog sleet and snow with a warming trend expected midweek. No livestock losses reported.

Chappell Deuel County Deuel County Wheatgrowers Association Legion Hall Wheat Commission Devel County Dayton Dorn Elevator Big Springs Co-op Farmers Elevator Lexington Mill and Elevator Chadron Water Department Clair Mauch Black and Veatch Engineering Company Kansas City Henkens Heights Black & Veatch Weather Bureau Scottsbluff Gulf of Mexico Sidney Panhandle

Hruska to Visit Cheyenne County Friday

Senator Roman Hruska of Omaha will visit Cheyenne County Friday for engagements at the Sioux Ordnance Depot from noon to 3 p.m. and a public dinner at the Sidney Elkis Club at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $5, contact John Peets for reservations. Representative A L Miller of Kimball accompanies him.

Roman Hruska Omaha Cheyenne County Senator Hruska Sioux Ordnance Depot Sidney Elkis Club Republican Central Committee John Peets Hruska Rep A. L. Miller Kimball

Bids On Reappraisal To Be Opened Nov 21

Sealed bids will be opened next Monday by the Cheyenne County Reappraisal Committee on the county scientific reappraisal program. The committee seeks bids for reappraising all real estate in the county and business inventories.

Cheyenne County

No Loss Of Service All Union Pacific Trains To Accept Sidney Passengers

Protests in Nebraska towns including Sidney prompted Union Pacific official E M Prouty to state that all mail and express trains will accept passengers. Revenue passengers may ride any trains including Nos 5 and 6, reversing earlier misinterpretation.

Union Pacific Mail Sidney Nebraska Union Pacific Railroad E. M. Prouty U.P Telegraph Prouty

Christmas Gift Fund Nears Its $300 Goal

The Mitchell Christmas gift drive for bedridden Kenneth Mitchell nears its target with $178.50 raised so far and a $122 shortfall. Major donor BPOE Lodge 1894 led with $25, while numerous individuals contributed between Nov. 9 and 14. Donations are accepted at the Chamber of Commerce or The Telegraph.

Kenneth Mitchell Bpoe Lodge E. S. Sherrerd Don Jorgerison George Eleming Glenn Spearow Lowell Davis Bill Hood Walter Cork John Peetz, Jr Carl Ziegler Fred Parks Roy Nelson Bob Clark Karoline Stevens Walter ‘Miller Kenneth Bagby Henry Baeckel Ralph Mershheim Dan W. Smith Ann Billeter Portz Brothers Margaret Mathews Roland Banks Ed Bauman Ralph Welch R. H. Ryboldt George Whitney Gerald Snow Loren Block Frank Boyle Gordon Richards Eli Henderson Lloyd Harlan Roland Hendricks Donald Miller Edna Scriber Albert Benish Joe Greene Roland Greene Ralph L. Lafler Selma Mitchell Lyle Chryst L. C. Brown Charles B Walker Chamber of Commerce Telegraph

Vandalism Reported On Two Sidneys Cars

Two vehicles were vandalized Saturday night in Sidney. Mel Hiett said his light colored car was splattered with blue ink, while Doug Howarth reported white paint on his car parked in the Valley View Addition.

Sidney Mel Hiett Doug Howarth Valley View Addition

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EB. L. Fundingsland Lancomer Scotts Bluff County Empire Oil Co Ruegnitz J. E. Palensky & Sons Thomas Richardson County Cnw J. Fred Thompson Lion Rudy Munderloh John Great Western Fuller Kiwanis West Side Cafe Nebraska Panhandle Crwig Ogallala Bill Orwig University of Nebraska Ogallala High School Grid Aree Lodgepole Ivan Liljegren Sen. Hruska Mitchell Fund Eastern Milwaukee Road Adlai Stevenson Illinois Eisenhower Stevenson
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